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PlayNJ.com: New Jersey sportsbooks nearly hit $1 billion in December; set U.S. annual handle record

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Sports Betting Market Size Is Likely to Experience a Tremendous Growth of USD 167.66 billion by 2029, registering a CAGR of 10.26 % by Size and Share, Industry Growth, Regional Outlook, Challenges and Analysis

 

New Jersey fell just short in December of becoming the first state to accept $1 billion in sports bets in a single month, but still extended a streak of record-setting months while reaching a record $6 billion in wagers for the year. This while online casinos and poker set a new high, again helping to stem the millions in revenues losses by struggling Atlantic City casinos, according to PlayNJ, which offers news and analysis of the state’s gaming industry.

“A unique set of circumstances, most notably a once-a-century pandemic, sent online sports betting to these previously unfathomable highs,” said Dustin Gouker, lead analyst for PlayNJ.com. “The pandemic has had a diametrically opposite effect on New Jersey’s online and retail markets for both sports betting and casino games. But the growth of online betting was crucial in making up for at least some of the losses in revenue at Atlantic City casinos and certainly continue to steady the entire gaming industry.”

In December, New Jersey’s sportsbooks collected a record $996.3 million in wagers, according to official data released Wednesday. That surpassed the record $931 million bet in November, and marked the fifth straight month the state has set an all-jurisdiction record. Since August, sportsbooks have amassed $4.1 billion in bets.

December’s bets generated a record $66.4 million in revenue. Year-over-year, handle was up 78.6% from the $557.8 million bet in December 2019 and revenue was up 125.6% from $29.4 million in December 2019. December’s bets produced $8.3 million in state taxes.

For all of 2020, New Jersey’s retail and online sportsbooks produced:

  •  $6.02 billion in bets — a record for any legal jurisdiction despite major U.S. sports being shut down for four months —and up 31.3% from $4.6 billion in 2019.
  • $5.5 billion in online wagering, up 44.2% from $3.8 billion in 2019.
  • $398.5 million in operator revenue, up 33.1% from $299.3 million in 2019.
  • $50.1 million in state taxes and $15 million in local taxes.

“Even when post-pandemic life returns to normal, online sports betting won’t likely give up its gains from this year,” said Eric Ramsey, analyst for PlayNJ.com. “The silver lining for the industry was that this year was an opportunity for online operators to focus heavily on their products and build their customer base, using a combination of technology improvements and aggressive promotions. That has matured the market far more quickly than was projected.”

Online betting generated 93.3%, or $929.3 million, of the state’s total handle in December, down from 93.6% in November. FanDuel Sportsbook/PointsBet topped online operators with $29 million in gross revenue, up from $21.2 million in November.

FanDuel was followed in revenue by:

  • Resorts Digital/DraftKings/Fox Bet ($15.4 million, up from $14.6 million in November)
  • BetMGM/Borgata ($6.3 million, up from $1.3 million)
  • Monmouth/William Hill/Sugarhouse/TheScore ($3.3 million, up from $1.9 million)
  • Ocean Casino/William Hill ($3.2 million, down from $3.6 million)
  • Hard Rock/Bet365/Unibet ($562,188, up from $363,099)
  • Caesars Sportsbook/888sport ($489,141, up from $247,615)
  • Golden Nugget/BetAmerica ($343,849, up from $199,667)
  • Tropicana/William Hill ($108,427, up from $105,028)

Retail sportsbooks generated $67 million in bets, down from $75.9 million in December 2019. Meadowlands/FanDuel topped retail books in December with $4.2 million in revenue. For the year, retail books generated $38.6 million in revenue, down from $54.9 million in 2019.

“The race for market share seems to be frozen in place,” Gouker said. “An expected launch of Penn National’s Barstool-branded sportsbook in 2021 could shake things up, but as of yet no operator has really eaten into the market share of FanDuel or DraftKings.”

Online casinos and poker just miss $100 million

New Jersey’s online casinos and poker rooms generated a record $99.5 million in revenue, up 101.6% from $49.3 million in December 2019 and shattering the previous record of $93.5 million. The month produced $14.9 million in state taxes.

December closed the books on a remarkable year in which online casinos tallied $970.3 million in revenue — a 101% gain over the $482.7 million in 2019 — and produced $145.7 million in state taxes. With revenue at retail casinos down $1.2 billion for the year compared with 2019, the dramatic rise in online gaming revenue was critical in offsetting some of the losses.

“It’s scary to think of where New Jersey’s gaming industry would be without online casino gaming,” Ramsey said. “Every dollar of revenue gained and tax dollar generated from online gaming proved desperately needed.”

Some other highlights from December’s report:

  • Online casinos and poker generated $3.2 million a day over 31 days in December, up from $3.1 million a day over 30 days in November.
  • Golden Nugget led online casinos with $29.4 million in December revenue, up from $26 million in November. But Borgata continued to eat into a market lead that once seemed insurmountable, hitting $27.2 million in December. Resorts Digital was third with $21 million.
  • Revenue from online casinos was $96.4 million, up from $89.4 million in October. Online poker produced $3 million, up from $2.4 million in October.

For more information and analysis on regulated sports betting and online gaming in New Jersey, visit PlayNJ.com/news.

 

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Casino Management Systems Market size worth $ 30.36 Billion, Globally, by 2031 at 15.5% CAGR – Report By Verified Market Research®

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The Global Casino Management Systems Market is projected to grow at a CAGR of 15.5% from 2024 to 2031, according to a new report published by Verified Market Research®. The report reveals that the market was valued at USD 9.59 Billion in 2024 and is expected to reach USD 30.36 Billion by the end of the forecast period.

Scope Of The Report

REPORT ATTRIBUTES DETAILS
STUDY PERIOD 2021-2031
GROWTH RATE CAGR of ~15.5% from 2024 to 2031
BASE YEAR FOR VALUATION 2024
HISTORICAL PERIOD 2021-2023
FORECAST PERIOD 2024-2031
QUANTITATIVE UNITS Value in USD Billion
REPORT COVERAGE Historical and Forecast Revenue Forecast, Historical and Forecast Volume, Growth Factors, Trends, Competitive Landscape, Key Players, Segmentation Analysis
SEGMENTS COVERED
  • Module
  • Application
REGIONS COVERED
  • North America
  • Europe
  • Asia Pacific
  • Latin America
  • Middle East & Africa
KEY PLAYERS International Game Technology, Scientific Games Corporation, Everi Holdings Inc., NCR Corporation, Micros Systems, Konami Gaming, Light & Wonder, Astra Gaming Group, Novomatic AG Group, Gauselmann Group, Gamesys Group plc, BetConstruct, Melco Resorts & Entertainment, Galaxy Entertainment Group, SJM Holdings Limited, Suncity Group, Paradise Entertainment Limited
CUSTOMIZATION Report customization along with purchase available upon request

Casino Management Systems Market Overview

Technological Advancements Propel Growth: Technological advancements play a crucial role in driving the ever-changing Casino Management Systems Market. Advancements like AI-powered analytics, integration with IoT, and mobile compatibility contribute to improved operational efficiency and increased customer engagement. These advancements fuel the need for businesses to improve their operations and provide exceptional customer experiences, leading to the growth of the market.

Rising Demand for Enhanced Security Solutions: Security is a major concern in the Casino Management Systems Market, leading to a high demand for cutting-edge security solutions. Given the rising number of fraudulent activities and data breaches, casinos are actively looking for strong security measures to protect their assets and ensure the safety of customer information. Addressing these concerns, solutions that provide biometric authentication, encryption, and real-time monitoring can foster trust among stakeholders and contribute to market growth.

Increasing Regulatory Compliance Requirements: The Casino Management Systems Market is seeing a notable increase in demand due to the growing importance of regulatory compliance. Comprehensive compliance solutions are required to meet the stringent regulations in the gaming industry. By utilising systems that provide regulatory reporting, audit trails, and age verification capabilities, casinos can ensure compliance with legal requirements and prevent potential penalties. The increasing emphasis on compliance highlights the significance of advanced management systems, driving the growth of the market.

High Initial Investment Costs: One of the main challenges in the Casino Management Systems Market is the significant upfront costs involved in implementing comprehensive management solutions. Acquiring, integrating, and customising these systems can result in significant upfront expenses for casinos. The financial obstacle hinders the expansion of the market, especially for small and medium-sized businesses. Nevertheless, companies that offer adaptable pricing structures and scalable solutions can help alleviate this limitation, thereby expanding the market’s accessibility to a wider array of businesses.

Integration Challenges and Legacy Systems: The Casino Management Systems Market faces significant challenges due to the complexities of integration and the presence of legacy systems. It is common for casinos to have a wide range of IT infrastructures, some of which may be outdated and incompatible with modern management solutions. Implementing new systems and ensuring smooth compatibility with current infrastructure demands significant time, resources, and specialised knowledge. The integration challenges mentioned can impede market growth as they result in longer implementation timelines and higher deployment costs.

Concerns Regarding Data Privacy and Security: In the ever-growing landscape of data breaches and privacy scandals, the Casino Management Systems Market faces significant challenges when it comes to data privacy and security. Casinos are responsible for managing extensive amounts of sensitive customer data, which includes personal and financial information. This makes them highly attractive to cyber threats. With increasing regulatory scrutiny, casinos are under growing pressure to maintain data protection standards and ensure the privacy of their customers. Tackling these concerns necessitates strong security measures and adherence to data privacy regulations, which introduces additional complexity and expenses to system implementations, thereby limiting market expansion.

Geographic Dominance:
The forecast period is expected to see the Asia Pacific region experiencing the most significant growth. Several countries in the Asia Pacific region, such as Macau, Singapore, the Philippines, and South Korea, have experienced significant expansion in their casino industry. Emerging markets are actively expanding their gaming sectors in order to attract more tourists and boost revenue. This expansion requires sophisticated management systems to optimise operations, enhance visitor experiences, and ensure compliance with regulations.

In addition, the Asia-Pacific region has experienced a notable rise in middle-class populations and disposable incomes. As a result, there has been a growing trend of increased leisure spending, with a particular focus on gaming and entertainment. With the increasing number of casino visitors, there is a growing need for cutting-edge casino management systems. This has led to the creation of innovative technologies that enhance customer service, marketing strategies, and overall operational efficiency.

Casino Management Systems Market Key Players Shaping the Future

Major players, including International Game Technology, Scientific Games Corporation, Everi Holdings Inc., NCR Corporation, Micros Systems, Konami Gaming, Light & Wonder, Astra Gaming Group, Novomatic AG Group, Gauselmann Group, Gamesys Group plc, BetConstruct, Melco Resorts & Entertainment, Galaxy Entertainment Group, SJM Holdings Limited, Suncity Group, Paradise Entertainment Limited. and more, play a pivotal role in shaping the future of the Casino Management Systems Market. Financial statements, product benchmarking, and SWOT analysis provide valuable insights into the industry’s key players.

Casino Management Systems Market Segment Analysis

Based on the research, Verified Market Research® has segmented the global Casino Management Systems Market into Module, Application, And Geography.

  • Casino Management Systems Market, by Module
    • Slot Games
    • Table Games
  • Casino Management Systems Market, by Application
    • Accounting
    • Security & Surveillance
    • Players Tracking
    • Marketing & Promotions
    • Gaming Analytics
    • Others
  • Casino Management Systems Market, by Geography
    • North America
      • U.S
      • Canada
      • Mexico
    • Europe
      • Germany
      • France
      • U.K
      • Rest of Europe
    • Asia Pacific
      • China
      • Japan
      • India
      • Rest of Asia Pacific
    • ROW
      • Middle East & Africa
      • Latin America

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UNLV International Gaming Institute Announces Inaugural ESPN Research Fellows

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The resulting research will provide insights into the impact of responsible gambling messages used by media in covering the global sports wagering and gaming industry

The University of Nevada, Las Vegas (UNLV) International Gaming Institute (IGI) is excited to announce the recipients of the 2024 ESPN Research Fellowships. This year’s selection showcases a diverse group of scholars whose innovative project proposals will be pivotal in advancing knowledge on responsible gambling messaging in sports media.

Fellowships have been awarded to:

  • Dr Hannah Borenstein, Harper-Schmidt Postdoctoral Fellow and Collegiate Assistant Teaching Professor at The University of Chicago
  • Chance Dow, a Master’s student at the University of Memphis’ Tennessee Institute of Gambling Education and Research
  • Dr Eric R Louderback, Research and Evaluation Scientist in the Division on Addiction at Harvard Medical School
  • Dr Brian Petrotta, Assistant Professor of Sport Media and Communication at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln, and Dr Travis Bell, Associate Professor of Digital and Sports Media at the University of South Florida

Each of the Fellowship proposals address unique facets of responsible gambling messaging in sports media. As the intersection between sports and gambling continues to evolve, the work of these scholars is essential in promoting healthy gambling practices and awareness.

These projects will provide insights into practical strategies that policy-makers and the industry can adopt to help safeguard the wellbeing of sports enthusiasts and the public at large.

Dr Borenstein will explore the relatively untapped domain of track and field and marathon running. Dr Borenstein’s investigation focuses on the implications of integrating gambling into mainstream broadcasting and spectating of these sports.

Dow will investigate the nuances of gendered gambling and responsible gambling. Dow’s study examines how to enhance the effectiveness of responsible gambling messages, particularly among college student populations.

Dr Louderback will analyze video-based sports gambling advertisements on social media. Dr Louderback’s research looks at how responsible gambling messages influence advertisement effectiveness and demonstrates the use of publicly available social media data in advancing knowledge in responsible gambling.

Dr Petrotta and Dr Bell will analyze actual gambling broadcasts during ‘March Madness’ competitions. The study explores how responsible gambling messages are conveyed and will provide crucial insights into real-world practices during live sports broadcasts.

“The IGI is tremendously excited about these projects,” the Executive Director for the IGI, Dr Brett Abarbanel, said. “A key goal of this initiative is to support innovative and impactful research to better understand the rapidly changing global sports and betting environment. This research represents a broad range of perspectives on how gambling is represented in sports media and holds important implications for all gambling stakeholders.”

“ESPN is proud to work with IGI to advance responsible gaming standards through this comprehensive research,” ESPN Corporate Citizenship Vice-President Kevin Martinez said. “These diverse research projects will help to inform how the industry can continue to respond to and improve upon responsible gaming practices in the sports entertainment ecosystem.”

Each research fellowship lasts for a duration of six (6) months. The results of the research will be featured in an IGI webinar in early 2025.

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CGS Events Revolutionizes the Chilean Gaming Scene with the Launch of CGS Santiago in its Fourth Edition

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CGS Events, an American company with over 20 years of experience and a history of collaboration with governments across various territories in Latin America and the Caribbean, known for its distinguished track record in organizing events within the gaming industry, has recently announced a complete overhaul of its image and structure. This marks a milestone in the provision of professional sector meetings with innovations like Gaming Insights, XPO 360 and CGS Xperience at various convention centers across Latin America, thereby paving the way for new participants and expanding the market offering.

It announces its next event, CGS Santiago, which will be held on May 29 and 30 at Espacio Riesco, a renowned convention center in the capital of the country. This fourth edition in the southern country promises to be broader and more inclusive than ever, positioning itself as a crucial forum for discussing the imminent regulation of the sector in Chile.

CGS Santiago will offer two days filled with knowledge, with more hours dedicated to conferences, discussion panels and parallel activities. Participants will enjoy the experience of a space dedicated to the presentation of new products, services and solutions for the gaming industry.

The event will also provide excellent networking opportunities including a welcome cocktail, a gala dinner and the CGS Awards ceremony where the outstanding achievements of key market players will be recognized. The guest list includes regulators, tax experts, cybersecurity specialists, FinTechs, marketing agencies, representatives from casinos, lotteries, iGaming and certification laboratories among others.

This year, the event will also include the Chat and Wine segment, sponsored by the prestigious Brazilian company Pay4Fun, designed to foster dialogue while attendees enjoy an excellent selection of national wines.

With these new proposals, CGS Events positions itself as a benchmark in creating meeting and dialogue platforms in the gaming industry in Latin America and the Caribbean as well as redefining the way professionals and companies in the sector connect and explore future opportunities in an evolving market.

For more information about CGS Santiago and other events, visit the website: www. CGSEvents. io and access details about the CGS Santiago event.

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